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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
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BAR MGETiMc.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
BROWN COUNTY.

Brentwood, Tex, June 28.-The acre
age Of cotton planted this year in this
county is 10000 acres, being an increase
of 200 per cent. as compared with l8st
year. The plant is forward. The stand
is good and now promises an average
yield Of three-fourths Of e bale per acre
throughout the county.
The acreage Of corn in this county is
$1,000 acres, being the same as last year.
The crop promises now to yield an aver
age of 40 bushels per acre.
The average yield of wheat in this
county the present season is 5 bushels.
TIE acreage was $4,000 acres, being q
decrease Of 80 per cent, as compared with
last year.
The average Yield Of oats in this county
the present season is 10 bushels The
acreage was 5000 acres, being g decrease
of 90 per cent. as compared with last
year.
We have had excellent rains, and will
MAKE more to the acre Of corn and cotton
ffhan ever before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
CALDWELL COUNTY.

LOCkhart, Tex, Juue 22.-The acreage
of cotton planted this year in this county
is 70, 600 acres, being m increase Of Is
per cent. as compared with last year.
The plant is forward. The stand is good
and promises now anIaversge yield of one
naIf bale per acre,
The acreage of corn in this county is
$4,000 acres, being en- increase OF 10 per
cent. Is compared with last year. The
crop promises now to yield an average Of
twenty-five bushels to the acre.
The average yield Of wheat in this
county the present season is twenty
bushels.
The average yield of oats in this county
the present season is forty bushels. The
acreage was 10000 acres, being an in
crease Of 20 per cent. as compared with
last year.
With the present outlook the above is
as nearly approximate as possible, though
If the rains continue they will far excel
the above figures. Very little wheat has
been raised in the county, but the yield
has been good per acre. In fact, the
crop prospects have never been better in
this county. Farmers are buoysnt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
CASS COUNTY

Linden, Tex, June 24.-The acreage
OF cotton planted this year in this county
is $4,000 acres, being q decrease of 20 per
cent. as compared with last year. The
plant is forward. The stand is good and
promises now an average yield OF one
third bale per acre throughout the county.
The acreage Of corn in this county is
100000 acres, being an increase of 20 per
cent. as compared with last year. The
crop promises now to yield an average of
Is bushels to the acre.
The average yield Of oats in this county
the present season is 20 bushels. The
acreage was Is, 900 acres, being an increase
of 10 per cent. SIS compared with last
year.
a small qusntity Of wheat is being plant
ed this year experimentally, there having
been Gohe planted since the war until
now,
sA5out 5000 acres of sugar cane and
ssarghum are in cultivation, this county
bslHg especially adapted to its culture.
The rainfall up to date has been album
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
BEWARE Of LMIIhTLnNE.

zaEkOW'S ORIGINAL No. ] CANDIES
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

DeKaI5, Tex, June z8.-The acreage
sof cotton planted this year il this county
=is a decrease Of 10 per cent. as compared
with last year, The plant is forward. The
stand is good and promises now al aver
age yield Of One-half bale per acre through
out the county.
The acreage Of corn in this county is an
increase Of % per cent. as compared with
lsst year. The crop promises now to
yield an average OF 20 bushels to the acre.
The average yield of oats in this coun-
" the present season is 20 bushels.
The cotton crop is fine, having been
wei cultivated. Corn promises at pres
elt the most abundant yield ever known
in this county for many years. No wheat
IS raised in the county that your CORE
spondent is aware of. Farmers are iubi-
liant over the prospects, and every class
Of business seems to have received new
impetus, Fine rains have fallen for the
last few DAYS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
DELTA COUNTY.

Cooper, Tex, June 2S.-The acreage of
cotton planted this year in this county is
1854 acres, being an increase of 10 per
cent. as compared with LAST year. The
plant is forward. The stand is fair and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

NEW YORK, July o.-rne assignee OI
John GLADE & Co., dry goods commission
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

ton says there is good ground for b ,liev-
ing that Mr., Matthews, Home Secretary,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

GoIoneI Minis arose to reply at nesrlN1
O'Clock and was greeted with loud sE-
rolonsa He saarned in onnd snirit for tyLe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

uterine tonic and regaztor jndapted 10
the complaints and Troubles tolEhich the
L. snrL 81 thn rnr,th ~ 60 lfnhln lauas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
ssfety from Malaria

4 most vigorous constitution, ana 'he
.x+ nhvsIdue, are not propf against a
- ne germs Of which impreEnate the air
oeth aSs,she water we drink. The true
rstive tfSesurest defense,st to fortify the
!, Win aEned.cine which possesses
H. virtnes as q safeguard and remedy,
eGer,g stomach nttseIsi5 precisely thls
nnrovpd Inv concE3Sfse tests 10 ne so.
Eer7pIo tbIs contip erfs sfherever miasma
Mn TO the malarfa1 infession, but IN me
f. where faver sad aSdsS,SSas KS! suhes us
malignant types, This ftss2in para ne,
and deservtnE medicine hsAfss,19r r. over
ri of q century, shown its eihcacys MS
Fever dumb ag.c, billlousI
, ~ "f9il, Ta- no place in the lexicon of
ehilltles when THIS peerless article IS used,
I nl the sfoTnGch, arou5es the liver waen
- and promotes healthlul activity Of
Endeys' and bladder. @
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

'they told E story OF little boy that
killed big giant with a sling 'shos and
Msnt onen o.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06


BlancO, Tex, June 30.-The acreage
of cotton planted this year in this county
is about /, 1000 acres, being en- increase of
40 per cent. as compared with last year.
The plant is forward The stand is very
good and promises now sn average yield
Of Ore-haf bale per acre throughout the
county.
The acreage OF corn in this county is
an increase of 10 per cent. as compared
with last year. The crop promises now
to yield an average Of 10 or 10 bushels to
the acre.
The oat and wheat crops gre both short
il this county, while the cotton crop is
very good, and much larger amount wss
planted this year than last. Blanco
equity wss late in getting season, and
cUtth8 corn. oat, and wheat crop short.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

TO redeem the military
French people by restoE
OF their s.1ldiers -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
HARRIS COUNTY.


Houston, Tex, June Sol. What has
been the character of the weather since
June l? Answer-Highly propitious.
2. Has the June weather been behei-
cial or damaging to the crop, and in what
way? Answer-BenefciaI, by having hot
waather and an abundant supply Of rain.
8. How are the stands in your section?
AnsWer-Good.
+. Is the plant forming and blooming
well? Answer-Yes.
Whet is the present condition OF the
crop in your section? AnsWer-COuId not
well be better.
s. How does the condition of the cot
ton crop in your section compare with the
same time last year? AnsWer-While
year, it is fully 10 to Is per cent. better
this year.i
Z. Have you heard of any worm, or fly,
or any damage from lice? AnsWer-None
whatever.
s. State any favorable or unfavorable
circumstance relative to the growth and
condition of the cotton crop in your sec
ton, not covered by the above questions.
Answer-the foregoing questions seem to
cover everything. Without further rain
good crop is regarded now assured
save the disasters of storms.
Planted in cotton, 1850 acres; in
crease in acreage over last year of 10 per
cent. Planted in corn, SO, 900 acres; in
crease in corn over last year of 124 per
cent. Oats only raised for proVender.
Harris is not g wheat county.
HASKELL COUNTY.
Haskell, Tex, June 24.-The acreage
of cotton planted tuis year in this county
is about 100 acres, being sn increase Of
100 per cent. as compared with last year.
The plant is forward. The stand is good,
and promises an average yield of half 8
bale TO the acre throughout the county.
The acreage OF corn in this county is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
CROP REPORT.
Continued from second pare.

Texas the rain was very late coming here,
Deing two weeks later than in the country
around San Antonio and west of there.
This is something heretofore unknown to
the writer during residence here of IS
years. Bee county usually hes as much
rain as any county the same distance
west.
We pay very little attention to growing
oats or other small grains for feed, as our
farms are stocked or coated with Texas
milIet (panicum TeXanuml, which after
corn crops are gathered comes IN and
yields from one 70 two tons per acre of
hay, almost equal to oats. 1t promises
"a abundant Yied this year.
ELL COUNTY.
Bolton, TeE53 June 25.-The acreage of
cotton planted this year in this county is
0,0l0 acres, being an increase Of - per
cent. as compared with last year. The
plant Is forward. The stand is excellent
and promises now an average yield Of 4
bale peE3cre throughout the county.
z ssFEsss acreage Of corn in this county is
20, 900 acres, being an increase Of 10 per
cent. gs compared with last YEAR,
The crop promises now to yield 81 average
CT so bushels 10 the acre.
The average yield of wheat in this
county the present season is S bushels.
The acreage was 5000 acres, being q de-
crosse Of 10 per cent, SIS compared with
last year.
The average yield Of oats in this county
the present season is 81 bushels. The
acreage was 600 acres, being Gn in
crease of 10 per cent. as compared with
last year.
The wheat, oat and corn crops were cut
short by the drouth in the early part OF
the season, ana fields of wheat and oats
were piowed up and replsnted in cotton.
Thecorn crop Is below en- average but the
yield viii be ample for home consumption.
With favorable seasons from now on,
an unprecedented yield Of cotton is SIS
sured.
Melons, fruits and vegetables are cheap
and abundant,
NJ 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

Continued on Sirth Page.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

Gatesville, Tex, July 1.-The acreage of
cotton planted in this county this year is an
increase of 40 per cent. as compared with
last year. The plant is forward. The
stand is good and promises now an aver
age yield of one-hslf bale per acre
throughout the county.
The acreage of corn in this county is an
increase of % per cent. as compared with
last year. The crop promises now to
yield an average OF 80 bushels to the acre.
The yield of wheat in this county the
present season is short.
The yield of oats in this county the
present season is moderate.
We have the best prospect for g good
cotton crop that we have had since 1882.
Corn in some parts of the county is need
ing rain, and if rain comes soon it will
have 8 tendency to increase the yield.
Wheat and oats were cut short on account
of the dry winter and early spring. How
ever, the yield of oats is better than was
eYDeCted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

Roby, Tex, June 30.-The acreage of
cotton planted this year in this county is
200 acres, being sn increase of 10 per
cent. as compared with last year. The
plant is backward. The stand is poor
and promises now an average yield of
one-hslf bale per acre throughout the
county.
The acreage of corn in this county is
500 acres, being an increase of 100 per
cent. as compared with last year. The
crop promises now to yield an average of
so bushels to the acre.
Much wheat was planted in the fall, but
dry winter and late spring killed it.
A large acreage of sorghum is in and
promises fine yield, it being planted for
stock feed principally, and made up by
some into molasses.
The yield of small grain, such as millet,
oats, rye, ETC., has been good, but there
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
FAYETTE COUNTY.

La Grange, Tex, June 23.-The acre
age of cotton planted this year in this
county is an increase OF so per cent. as
compared with last year. The plant is
backward. The stand is good and prom
ises now an average yield of one-halt
bale per acre throughout the county.
The acreage OF corn in this county is
an increase of 20 per cent. as compared
with last year. The crop promises now
to yield an average of thirty-fve bushels
to the acre.
The acreage Of oats shows decrease
of 10 per cent. as compared with last
year.
No wheat was grown in this county at
all. Oats are grown for feed in sheaf.
One-half the cotton is late on account of
the early drouth. There are the best
prospects for corn since 1855
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-08

bDr Sir feben, tnie es Sein ra9fii9tigs
ffer 0rDl nur tDiini9en mag.
Sie Spfer, bic lie foroert, fann i'd
ni6t bringen, un6 tuenn id es f6nnte,
i'd piirbe fie ni9t brin9en, gerabe neil
fie geforbert, neil ie au einer 8 e.
binguug gefna9t perben! Cine freie
Seele berfauft lire ueber3eugumgen unb
Beifrebungen nidt unb tDdre es aud um
ben preis eines gan3en 2ebensgliides |!
Menn Deine Mutter mir suinutbet, i6
fDlle meirtem pIane, bic atabemii1e
9auf6abn gu ergreifen, entfagen, ioIle
ale Jrii6te meines bisberigen GleiBes
ungereifi begraben, 10 1T es beraeibIi1,
oenn fie abnt ni9t, mas fie perIangt,
-tpenn Du aber fol6e 8ebingen befiir=
tporteif, bann tpirf Du mir ni9t nur
tein @atte, Dr b6rit au6 auf, mir
Jreunb 5li iein, benn bann Derfebff Du
mid ni6t.
Wiein Gott, grneitine! mas wolen
mir benn BON Sir ailbers, als mas ies
6er Mann BON benz Meibe, bas ibm ges
bort, forbern nuB: baB fe san5 unb
ausf9IieBli9 ibm lebe? Wie aber
fannff Du bas, menn Ou ti1t Oeinen
gbrgei3 befiegif unb Did aug Der Oefz
fentIi1feit 3uriid3iebff in bas pripatIe.
benz Du fOlf ia besbal5 ni6t Der Wils
fenf1aft entIageu, Du follif meine Ners
traute, meine @eDlIfin bel meinen @r,
beiten. mein Jreunb unb Ga9genofe
fein, Oeiu grOBer @eiff foll iebe Befrie.
bigung finben. geur 6fentli9 ionf Su
ui@t auftreten-ni6t Borleiuneen bal=
ten unb pDoftor" ipielen. Ser refine
gfame meiner Grau foll ni9t Der 8ers
fennnng, benz @efp0tte preisgeseben
fein.
gineftine fubr auf, wie bon einem
pfeil getrOfen. Das fnb bic Worte
9einer Wutter! Mie9 9u fihIft Si1
10 erbaben iiber Den tpeibli6en @eiit
unb peri9mdbft es bod ni9t, na93us
fprefen, mag Sir Deine Meutter bors
fagt2
grneiiine,, Su bif ungere6t! Du
fennif meme 9lnf6teu iiber 6tellung
unb &edie ber Grauen ldnsff, Gu tannif
ttift ertrnrten, DaB id) nleittel beiligs
ften neberoeugungen unireu tperbe, iits
bem i'd ben entf6eibenbiten S1ritt meis
nes 2ebens tbue.
lln6 benno@ fOr6erit 0u ba1elbe bon
rnir2
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grneIiine, es bat nur O! TiibIe fiir ober
gegen cine Ga1e. gBo es li1 aber um
@efiible banbeIt, muB oas fdrfere bas
f6wddere perbrdngen. s. batteit biss
Der nur gmpfinbung fit bic 2eiben Deis
nes @eidle9tes, tpeilGn ieIi 4 nidts Mns
beres tanntef. Wenn Ou Iiebf, mirif
Su aud feline Greuben fennen lers
men unb ben Mani9en beg @atten um
10 lei@ter ben nubloien 9oD pf ftir bass
fetbe gum Spfer bringen.
8 @rneiiine, laB mid ai1t Idnger
Heben, ipri6 elm Mort, mem lpilIft Ou
ferner geb0ren, Seinem ObtiiM = ober
mir?
Miir felbft, - benn fein Menf@ fann
zines Nnbern fein unb fie NAB sSoban,
mes NIT einem fat feinbli9en Bid.
(Gortfetuns foIst.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-08
8miammenbred,en nmD gDieocr.
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Benn sin Maun totperIid ,ufammeubritt,
10 tdngt 6ie Grase Der @ieberberaelIuns aun,
groben Sbetle earon ab, iuie Iarae Belt CT per.
fieben latt, ebe er 3u mebi3iniidrn Witteln
ereift nm jeine gsiun6beit pisber ,u erIanaen.
Gin trdfti9unssmittsl, peI4es ber Serbauuna
unb Der afimiIation einen raf6en unb frGfti.
senben Smpuls gisbt, If bas bette SalfsmitieI,
behen sr iish bsosenen fann, nnb ct follte lofort
au einsm iolden feline 3u1u9t nebmen. so.
fetters Wasenbttters bat fid5 jmlaer
ais bic suberIdiiigfe Stiite bsr S&pddliden,
ber aIten unb Der Nsrb6ien erpielen nnb III
baleIbe Elm SfrdftisunssmitteI bon natiouaIer
4eriibmtheit unb sriuisisnem Bsrtbe, bon aus
ge3si6neten aer3ten empfoblen, nidt nur un,
einen 3erratteten &0rper tpieeer aufsubauen
fonbern aud aIs elm WitteI aesen Dhspebfie,
8eraopfune, aebrIeioen, @sdfeIfieber un6
sliereuleiben. @abrenb ss ni9t beanlprudt
Dirb, bab baGeIbe cine Yanaeee ift, 70 10 ss
bod elm b69it nitlides unb bieI umfadenbes
SonsmitteI. 50 If au6erbem ebenfo unssfabr.
lid tpie pirfTam.
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8ransoffde YercaIs gu 8, 10, 12! II. 10 es.
@eseidnete 2apns au d, 81, 5, gu. 10 ss.
@eiber unb farbiser @full-su 121, Is, 20,
%, 35 nnb so Gents.
@eiee eaipns -su 5, I, 8, 10, 12s, Is, 20,
25, 80, 35 unb 40 @ents. gu baben in 8i.
fbops, @ietoria unb Snbia 2apns.
@eriiIde 2omns in allen Sdattirunsen Son
Is Biz 81 so Gents
Gntbroiberie 9epartelnert.
s6beiser @orbirung bon 8 Bic IS Cts.
Cambria 8olbiruns bon 23-50 es.
aainfoOf Ginfoiiuns bon $50 @ts.
Garbise 8nrbirunsen u. aubenranoe baau.
Stitt 6founcing, boGe 2anse .75-$2.50.
.9piBen 9epartement.
Gins cnbIoie guspabI in forsenbem @piben.
forten: @sbptifde, tiirtifd)e, Sordon, 8alen.
eia, 8Iiton, Spanifd)e, @senrial, aebora-iu
alien 8reiten, bon Der b.aisifen bis su ret be.
1leu GIaiSe.
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9erren 8albrissan unb brannes QisIelbreao
Hntersen9. bon sl.75 bis $50, per Mngae.
@ine bubble auSpabI bon fdnarseu SaIs.
tu@ern, Santaiief9leifen, Binbfor. unb -four
in bano" .@rabatten.
Sin fd)oner @orratb BON leinenen unb feibe.
men Serren.Saf@entiidern, 9pera GdIeifen,
feibenen Nesenfdirmen.
Gin febr srobeS Afcriement bon ipeiben uub
bnnten Rnaben,0berbemben aus gereaI, fiirs
Nlter bon 4-l2 Sabr.n, au l6, Is, s5, so gs.
uno anfwdrts.
$errenidube III alien 8Ormen unb Wlnfern
uno gu allen Yreifeu.
Son Serren. unb Rmabense etrobtaien boben
mir SaS atssebreitetfe Eager in, ShbneRen.
9erren> unb Sfnaben.S .Sil3biite, nei9e unb
iteifs, bon allen arten un6 Gdattiriinsen.
S9nb5eug fiir 9aulslt u. ainOer.
Sn bieiem Departement bin i'd 10 pohI bors
sefeben, bab i'd aQe unD s5ebermanm 80 befrie,
btgen bernag.